When we rely on our own strength and fight our own battles, we risk losing everything, as seen in the tragic story of King Saul. In contrast, trusting in God's power and guidance can lead to spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of His glory. Pastor Jack Hibbs explores this theme in his message, 'What Happens When We Fight Our Own Battles,' drawing on the biblical account of 1 Samuel and the lives of David and Saul. [... more]

A discussion on the role of women in the church, the importance of biblical authority, and the connection between fasting and spiritual empowerment. The conversation also touches on the topic of tithing and its application in modern Christianity, as well as the structure of the church and the role of prayer groups. [... more]

The Industrial Revolution transformed America, creating a bigger, densely populated, and more diverse nation. The railroad industry played a crucial role, stimulating growth and technological advances. The adoption of standard time zones and modernization of finance also had a significant impact on American life. [... more]

The American Revolution began in 1775 with the British perspective and their colonies in America. Best-selling historian David McCullough tells the intensely human story of those who marched with George Washington in the year of the Declaration of Independence. He shares a little-known story about the British king's policy and the negotiations to hire additional troops, which ultimately led to a long and bloody war. [... more]

The Olympics are approaching, with the opening ceremonies set to begin on Friday. Meanwhile, in the NFL, the quarterback battle is heating up, and the Minnesota Vikings are dealing with the aftermath of Jordan Addison's arrest. In MLB, the trade deadline is looming, and teams are making moves to strengthen their rosters. The Texas Rangers are looking to stay in the wild card hunt, while the Chicago Cubs and Los Angeles Dodgers are focused on the future. [... more]

The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to improve their chances of winning with the addition of quarterback Russell Wilson and the trade for Justin Fields. Meanwhile, Micah Parsons is taking a unique approach to his contract negotiations, saying he's fine with waiting for a deal while making sacks this season. The Cowboys also need to address Dak Prescott's contract, which has a no-trade clause and no franchise tag option. [... more]

Historian David McCullough tells the story of the American Revolution, focusing on the year 1776 and the British perspective on the colonies, highlighting the complexities and ironies of the war, and its impact on the country's history. [... more]

A man shares his story of working at a family-owned restaurant, the Fenwick Crab House, during his summer breaks from high school and college. He learned valuable life lessons, formed close relationships with the owners and his peers, and developed a sense of responsibility and mentorship that has stayed with him for decades. [... more]

A Marine's son shares a story about his father, a Marine and military policeman, who visits him in San Francisco and recounts a humorous incident from his time in the military police. [... more]

A 95-year-old man shares the story of Dr. Joe and Clara, a couple who were devoted to each other but couldn't marry due to the Catholic church's strict rules. Years later, the man's mother breaks the law to reunite the couple in eternity, pouring Dr. Joe's ashes onto Clara's lap in her casket. [... more]

The story of Captain Kangaroo, a beloved children's television show that aired for nearly 30 years, is told by the History Guy. The show's creator, Bob Keishon, was a Marine Corps veteran who went on to become a renowned television host and advocate for children's education. The show's legacy is in the millions of children who grew up watching it and learning valuable lessons about respect, kindness, and the importance of education. [... more]

Manhattan's past exists side by side with the present, and though fragmented, often remains oddly alive. The city's history is marked by the evolution of transportation, from steam-powered ferries to modern container ships, and the transformation of its streets, from the Dutch and English grid to the modern grid imposed in 1807. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show discusses the NFL, with a focus on the Atlanta Falcons and their decision to sign Desmond Ritter as their quarterback, while also exploring the possibility of signing Lamar Jackson. The show also touches on the Patriots' struggles under Bill Belichick and the Michigan football program's recruitment of Jaden Davis. [... more]

The American Hobo is a phenomenon that originated after the Civil War, with veterans wandering the country and working on railroads. They developed a unique culture, with their own names, traditions, and ways of life. The Hobo Museum in Britt, Iowa, preserves this history, with thousands of artifacts and stories of the hobo lifestyle. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings like 'over a barrel', 'head over heels', and 'hell bent for leather' are explored, tracing their roots to nautical and horse racing traditions. Meanwhile, a community impact program aims to support HBCU students in STEAM fields and promote black excellence in the automotive industry. [... more]

African-American army engineer and photographer Bill Scott shares his story of serving in World War II, including his experience at the Buchenwald concentration camp, and his later work in the community to promote integration and equal treatment. [... more]

A busy mom forms an unlikely friendship with her elderly neighbor, a retired police officer, and learns valuable lessons about love, compassion, and the importance of human connection. [... more]

Mark Metcalfe shares his story, from his childhood in Findlay, Ohio, to his early days as an engineering student at the University of Michigan, where he discovered a passion for theater. He talks about his family's history, including his parents' meeting during World War II, and how it inspired him to pursue a career in the arts. [... more]

Admitting anger and seeking help is the first step to dealing with rage, according to Pastor Lutzer. He emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, citing biblical examples and encouraging listeners to let go of bitterness and trust God to handle their cases. The pastor also discusses the role of the devil in influencing anger and the need for accountability and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. [... more]

A husband learns to care for his wife who is dealing with her mother's illness, and in doing so, discovers a deeper capacity for ministry and serving others, mirroring the example of Christ's love for the church. [... more]